Do i pay the PPI Company?
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I responded to an advert for free ppi check by uclaim4me. I received no acknowledgement for the application. Received no correspondence from them of any discription and absolutely definitely did not sign any contract paperwork questionnaires whatsoever. In meantime I contact barclays and fill out the online forms. Barclays respond within a week and over the following few weeks have several more corespondance and make more phone calls to answer other questions. Barclays then send me a cheque for 969 after tax deductions. Up until this point is still heard nothing from the claims company. As soon as the cheque comes through the letter box I get a letter from uclaim4me demanding £440. According to the terms and conditions that I signed. Even though I never heard anything from them. Am I legally obliged to pay this . I'm going to CAB if no one can offer me a solution0
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I responded to an advert for free ppi check by uclaim4me. I received no acknowledgement for the application. As soon as the cheque comes through the letter box I get a letter from uclaim4me demanding £440. According to the terms and conditions that I signed. Even though I never heard anything from them. Am I legally obliged to pay this . I'm going to CAB if no one can offer me a solution
However, how did the Claim Company know that your complaint had been successful? The Bank would only tell them if they had received a signed Authority..
The Citizen's Advice Bureau will not be much help in your circumstance. The correct agency to refer to is the Legal Ombudsman.
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Do note that you've already received quite a few similar responses to the duplicate thread you posted in May;
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?p=74344969.
In this other thread, you say that the Bank contacted you out-of-the-blue about your complaint which is a contradiction of your account this time. You also posted a different redress amount and Claim Company fee. Do try to maintain a consistent story if you hope to advance this..
EDIT 2: I see you've now deleted all but a sentence from your original thread. You do realise that your contradictory account is later quoted by another poster?0 -
Firstly thanks for the advice.
Not wanting to make a long post or feel the need to justify myself I just wanted to remove the posts due from certain people seeming to totally miss my point and discredit it by saying I was making contradictory statements across my posts which weren't really relevant to my actual question whether I can be liable for a contract that I never signed.
To add a further point to defend my claim of never signing a contract with a claims company , I received a letter from Barclays today. Claiming that a ccm had been in touch regarding mis sold PPI however they don't have the correct authorisation from myself to Cary out the claim on my behalf.0 -
I just wanted to remove the posts due from certain people seeming to totally miss my point and discredit it by saying I was making contradictory statements across my posts which weren't really relevant to my actual question whether I can be liable for a contract that I never signed0
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